The phrase "at master level" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express someone who has achieved a high level of expertise or skill in a particular area. For example, "She plays the piano at a master level."
Advanced control concepts present a teaching challenge - even at master level students benefit from these concepts being implemented and demonstrated on real hardware, rather than simply modeling the plant, applying control strategy and tuning.
At master level, things are more equal: 4.1percentt of women are master level, compared to 3.5percentt of men.
I started to play bug when I was already at master level, [you] see, and I think bughouse is good for the imagination, to develop new ideas".
All interviews were conducted by trained clinical psychologists at master level or board certified child and adolescent child psychiatrists.
They are open to students with a first class undergraduate degree or a distinction at masters level.
In July, before even the hint of big protests, he dropped the idea of university selection at masters' level in the face of student resistance.
He admits that if you're at Masters level, and you're planning on going into the corporate world, then going abroad could be valuable experience.
How could it be that someone who loved fiction enough to study it at Masters level, teach it, and then go on to write it for a living had become so distracted from the garden of literature?
Graduates, who must have a 2 1 in any degree or a merit at masters level, receive a £23,049 salary from their host authority which organises at least three placements during the 24-month programme.
The first three courses, to be launched in January 2003, are at masters level and aimed at the business market: learning in the connected economy, devised by Cambridge and the OU; a York University course on public policy and management; and an IT and management programme from Sheffield Hallam.
to survey those topics in number theory that are most traditionally taught at masters level.
